Taishakuten (Indra)

Iconographic Drawing of Taishakuten （Skt. Indra)

Taishaku-ten (Indra)

Twelve Heavenly Deities (Devas), Taishaku Ten (Indra or Śakra)

Shihonmokuhansaishikijuunitenzou(katen･enmaten･taishakuten)

The Guardian God Taishakuten

The Shibamata Taishakuten Temple

Indra (One of the Devas of the Ten Directions)

Gokorei (Bell with five-pronged handle) with images of Bonten (Brahman), Taishakuten (Indra) and Shiten'nō (Four Deva Kings)

Statues of Mida, Dainichi, Bonten, Taishakuten, etc., Horyuji Temple

Taishakuten, Ruler of the Gods on Mount Sumeru

[歴民カード_歴史] 十二天像帝釈天

慈眼寺十二天絵像[7]帝釈天

木造十二天面〈梵天、帝釈天、多聞天、／風天、日天、火天、自在天〉

[歴民カード_歴史] 十二天像（帝釈天図）

One Hundred Scenes from Great Tokyo Metropolis in the Showa Era : No. 38, Shibamata Taishakuten Temple in Katsushikaku

Twelve Divine Generals, Indra

Nitten (Surya)

Futen (Vayu)

Katen (Agni) (One of Masks of the Twelve Devas)

Bonten (Brahman)

柴又帝釈天

Standing Bon Ten (Brahma)

Jizaiten (Mahesvara)

Bishamonten (Vaisravana)

Nitten (Surya)

Bonten (Brahman)

Jizaiten (Mahesvara)

Masks of the Twelve Devas

Katen (Agni) (One of Masks of the Twelve Devas)

王面

mask

Noh Mask: Shikami

mask, mask

Futen (Vayu)

火の王水の王

Head of a Demon

Gigaku Mask: Taikoji

Bishamonten (Vaisravana)

Noh Mask: Kantan Otoko

Gyōdō Mask: Tamonten

mask, mask

mask

mask

Noh Mask: Shiwajo

Noh Mask: Hanakobu Akujō

Mokuzoujizoubosatsuryuuzou

mask

Noh Mask: Washibana Akujo